Amnesia Brewing

I’ve been here many times for beer and filling my growlers. They had a Super Bowl special, $ 10 for a growler fill and I couldn’t resist. Decided to dine in for the first time. The waitress promptly brought us our drinks and we placed our orders, my wife got the house salad with smoked chicken ($ 8.50) and I got the mac and cheese which comes with a cesar salad, cup of chili and a roll ($ 14). Portion sizes were generous. All of the food was 4/​5, pretty good pub grub but not fancy dining, just good comfort food. I got the Copacetic IPA which I love. It was busy and the service was a little slow but our waitress was very nice. It’s got a cool laid back vibe. I really like this place and will return. They have Happy Hour and Taco Tuesdays which are really popular.

Another brewery that Steve and I made a stop at. This one we got to right around when they opened which was a great time to stop by because it wasn’t busy at all and was very nice and quiet!
At Amnesia Brewing I got their Red Ale which was great and had a nice, smooth flavor to it.
The atmosphere was cool and they serve food as well but we didn’t get anything to eat here. Maybe another time.

Only 2 IPAs but both good. Nice room. Taco Tuesday’s. Had the Damnesia with a salmon and a beef taco. Very good.

We just happened to stumble across this place and were very pleasantly surprised. Had the pulled brisket sandwich and some great homemade coleslaw — everything was delicious! Also loved the cherry cider… Will definitely be back!

Lived in Washougal for a few years now, never heard or been to this place. My friend told me about it, so I was like sure let’s go! I’ve never been anywhere in Downtown Washougal, most of the places I go are gonna in downtown Camas. Any who, first time here, I was throughly impressed! Great beer! Got the BBQ pork sandwhich, great! Only 2^nd time here, I got the wings… let me tell y’all something. I used to work at Buffalo Wild Wings and I have gone to most of all the local places in the Portland/​Vancouver area… OUT OF THIS WORLD! They smoke the wings all day, and I have never had any wings like it! The service is fantastic! The people are great! It’s very low key. Quite. If your in the Washougal area, it’s a diamond in the rough! Check it out when you can!

Of course, my first venture into Washougal had to be for food and beer. Because science.
Six year-​round brews at Amnesia, decided on a pint of the tasty Damnesia IPA ($ 5.25).
As for food, I got the pulled pork sandwich ($ 11.50) with roasted potatoes and fresh-​cut slaw for the sides. Worth noting that the house BBQ sauce is served warm and has a wonderful sweet-​tang to it. Lots of meat on my sandwich.
The slaw is refreshing and peppery, with more of an oily dressing (as opposed to the heavier mayo-​based cole slaw). Potatoes were awesome, delicious with that creamy garlic sauce.
Small-​town feel to Washougal, a tad on the smaller side for seating (but there is outdoor seating as well). Great service overall.

Pulled pork was good. I came for the beer. Damnesia is a great IPA. You can buy it here in cans for less than stores. Now u know.

Had the Cob Salad. On a hot day, it was a nice, cool dinner meal. Just wish there was a nice, cool place to sit today.

Love the Alt beer, hard to find outside of Germany. Pet friendly seating outside with shade and water for your little friends.

Amnesia is a burgeoning craft brewery in the slightly out of the way hamlet of Washougal, WA. However, if you’re willing to go a few miles off the beaten path, it’s worth the trip. We arrived during their daily happy hour, and enjoyed friendly small-​town service along with a couple of their yummy brews. The $ 5 margherita pizza, while not a food highlight of our trip, was a decent bite to tide us over until dinner. Bonus that, unlike it’s brewery brethren to the south in Portland, street parking here was free and easy to come by. We also got a couple of free samples and even a mini brewery tour when we introduced ourselves to brewery manager (?) Guy. Overall an A+ experience!

I love coming here with my friends. Great service, friendly people and a couple vegetarian options on the menu. The portobello sandwich (I think they have a plate too) is particularly BOMB! I always have to say no cheese as I prefer plant-​based vegan goodness.
Amazing beer and cool, chill décor.
Did I say the service is great?
Come here! Oh and Amnesia PLEASE start offering veggie tacos! I had a bite of the salmon tacos and though they are good, I would really prefer veggies!
Thanks!

What a gem! Amazing beer and extra special seasonals at all times. Super friendly staff. The owner is very polite and easy to talk to. They are attentive and quick. Love their menu. The actual building is beautiful with big windows that open in the summer. Love this spot!

Beer was good, avoid the food. We had a group of 5 and everyone was disappointed with the food and the food prices.

After a long day working nearby, I saw Amnesia on Unilocal and gave it a whirl. Definitely the highlight of my day! Had a cpl Milk of Amnesias, and the nightly dinner special, meatballs and spaghetti. It was all great! The bartender was a super nice lady who offered great service with a smile, the beer was warm and fuzzy (figuratively speaking), and both the salad and spaghetti were awesome, with great taste and ample portions.
The whole experience was like returning to the womb :)
Curiously, it was a better experience than anything I have had in Portland! Sweet.

This place rocks. I’ve been here twice now. My first encounter I was served by Guy. Talk about a friendly, passionate in what he does kind of employee. He’s the kind of guy you wish you had 40 of working your restaurant. Super knowledgable about the beers and how they are made.
All I said to him was, I like the coconut porter from I’m from. He brought me two beers out and for the life of me I can’t remember there names. I was star struck but his superior selections and knowledge of his brews that I totally forgot what I drank lol. But it was dammmmmmm good. I’ll tell u that. Came here a second time. Had their homemade fresh guacamole. It was 100% good and authentic.
Also had the pear and bacon salad, bacon in the side. It had fresh tomato, spinach, pear, almonds, and blue cheese with a light vinaigrette dressing. It was perfect. I wouldn’t change a thing. My dad had the chorizo chili soup and devoured it. So it must have been tasty too. Lol.
I would be a fan of this place just because of the staff. But the fact that they have amazing brews and tasty food makes this place a home run. I’ll be back the next time I visit for sure.

Great spot for beer and good food. I had the beer sampler (choose 4), guacamole and chips, and half order of chicken wings. Very impressed with this wings, delicious smoke flavor and the sauces were yummy. Washougal should be proud to have this place.

Had a great lunch here last month. Really good pulled pork.
A real addition to Washougal.
Staff were super friendly!

I LOVE this place! Amazing brews, good food and very friendly staff. The outdoor seating is lovely and the inside is nice too. I had the grilled mushrooms plate — comes with spicy BBQ sauce and salad. Get it without cheese for a vegan lunch!

I love the space. The team members are lovely. If this were a food place, I’d probably only give it three stars.
BUT…
The most important reason to come here is the beer.
Come for the beer; tolerate the food. Yeah. Not the best or the worst food around. Unremarkable is the most accurate description. It’s bar food. If you order a Caesar Salad with chicken, be sure you ask them to use something other than the jerked chicken in the salad, which tastes a little too smokey and doesn’t complement the salad at all. The soups are hit and miss. When they hit, they’re great. When they miss, the soup is tepid and gritty. They do broth style soups really well; not so much with the creamy style soups.
The appetizers are good.
But the beer. Oh the beer. Drink a little something from every category on the menu. Then call a cab to get you home.
Be a generous tipper. See you there!

After some snowshoeing at Trillium Lake my friends and I had to come to Washougal and we figured we might as well get some food as well as beer at the new Amnesia in town. You come to Amnesia for the beer, not the food. This continues to be the case.
I guess they haven’t been open too long. My friend figured around a month now, but since there aren’t any Unilocal reviews yet it might actually be shorter. Great big wood door at the entrance. Nice wood throughout. Visually a nice space.
The beer has always been good here. I had the Milk of Amnesia which is one of their current seasonal beers. It is a rich oatmeal milk stout made with rolled oats and lactose. $ 4.5 will get you a pint and if you like a good milk stout this one won’t disappoint.
The food menu is pretty small. Mostly sandwiches. We all ordered the Italian Grinder ($ 9) which according to the menu had 3 different meats, Pecorino Romano cheese, lettuce and Mama Lil’s peppers served hot or cold on a fresh baguette with housemade balsamic vinaigrette.
The sandwiches came out without the peppers. Possibly the best part of the sandwich. I understand that Amnesia hasn’t been around here for too long. They are probably still a bit rusty. I asked our server about the peppers and she brought us out 3 portions for each of our sandwiches. She apologized and mentioned that they were training someone new in the kitchen. Does the guy not know how to read a menu? Just wondering. Aside from that, the sandwich just wasn’t very spectacular for $ 9. You’d think it would have been loaded with meat, but it was mostly bread. If I’m paying $ 9 for a sandwich there better be some meat on it. It is doubtful that I would ever get a sandwich here again.
Service was pretty good. It seemed there was only one girl serving when we walked in the door and she immediately told us it might be a bit before she got to us as she was pretty backed up with other customers. We weren’t in any kind of rush, but it was nice of her to let us know. Ultimately another server started working within a few minutes of us arriving and she ended up being the one to take our table’s order.
Great beer, meh food. That pretty much sums up Amnesia for me.